French Antique Saint-porchaire Santonge Ware Half Glaze Pottery 1800s

This antique, dating back to the 1800s, represents practical pottery from the Saintonge region of 18th- and 19th-century France. Hand-molded by local artisans, it was essential for storing olive oil or wine. It features the iconic “half-glaze” appearance, with the upper part covered in a rich green glaze and the lower part remaining as raw, porous clay, characteristic of the Saint-Porchaire or Saintonge style. Collectors value these pieces for their rustic, “wabi-sabi” aesthetic that complements farmhouse styles and minimalist interior design. Its market value is enhanced by the integrity of the glaze and the presence of small chips and surface patina, which attest to its history of use. The height is approximately 11.81 inches.

Details

Condition	Good
Origin	France
Material	Ceramic
Era	Unknown
Dimensions	Height: 11.81 in